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Wedding food trends: How Gen Z is changing the traditional wedding plate (opens the original)
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Most recently, Sampath Gupta and Sangeetha Gupta of Mamatha Caterers were approached by a family organising a wedding with an unsual request: an authentic South Indian menu representing different Southern states across the various wedding events. The result was a culinary journey through the region. The welcome lunch featured a Kerala sadhya, followed by an Andhra-style high tea, a Karnataka-style breakfast, a traditional Tamil Nadu meal and for reception it was fusion menu comprising regional c
Kannadi Cupboard hosts self-published book fair in Chennai (opens the original)
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The second edition of Kannadi Cupboard’s annual self-published book fair, Padithavudan Kizhithuvidavum, is back. Kannadi Cupboard is an everyday gallery that brings together people with a desire to create. And the fair showcases self-publishing artists from across the country. This 2026 edition features more than 300 titles and 12 exhibitors. “The format unites artists working with illustrations, photographs, written material and more. The intention is to have conversations on art books and zine
The geometry of memory: Vintage Chettinadu saris on display at DakshinaChitra, Chennai (opens the original)
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Not every sari in a Chettinad household was meant for the women of the family. Coarsely woven cotton saris were kept aside for women from neighbouring villages who came to help during family functions. Recalling these saris from her childhood, Visalakshi Ramaswamy says the women in her household wore silk saris for festivals and at home, while the cotton saris, known as Kottiyur Kandangi, were reserved for those who came to assist during family functions. Named after Kottiyur, the village where
Madras Day: Three actors share their favourite Chennai food memories (opens the original)
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Veteran actor Nalini Nair, a familiar face for television audiences, was born and raised in Chennai. She entered the Tamil film industry with Raanuva Veeran (1981) and went on to make a mark in Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam films as well. After a hiatus from acting since 1988, Nalini ventured into television with Krishna Daasi in 2000. There has been no looking back since. The 62-year-old actor, who is busy shooting for television serials from 7 am until late evening, never leaves home without h
 Nayaab Chennai: A celebration of Indiaâs handloom and textile heritage (opens the original)
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âThe artisan and master weavers of our country are continually finding ways to incorporate contemporary ideas into their creations, ensuring that the richness of our traditional weaving heritage remains alive and relevant. However, saleability and effective marketing continue to be significant challenges that these artisans must navigate,â says Delhi-based textile connoisseur Rupa Sood. Through Nayaab, founded in 2015, Rupa has built a community of over 150 designers and craftspeople dedicat
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